<n>Maiglöckchen</n>, a 1899 photograph by <n>Wilhelm Weimar</n>.

<n>The Centaur Chiron Instructing Achilles</n> (1759) by <n>Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée</n>.

Model <n>Minda Kósa</n> for <n>SICKY MAGAZINE</n>, photographed by <n>Matilda Hallander</n>.

<n>Group IX/SUW, The Swan, No. 1</n> (1915) by artist <n>Hilma af Klint</n>.

Artwork by <n>Hiroyuki Ohashi</n> for the <n>ART START UP 100</n> exhibition in 2019.

Illustration for <n>Christopher Isherwood</n>'s book <n>Goodbye to Berlin</n> by artist <n>Niki Czibor</n>.

<n>Flower Pizza</n> with mozzarella, tomato, and basil toppings arranged in a floral pattern.

<n>Francesca da Rimini and Paolo Malatesta</n> (c. 1890) by artist <n>Lionel-Noël Royer</n>.

Tapestry <n>Hercules supporting the celestial sphere</n>, c. 1520-1530. Designed by <n>Bernaert van Orley</n>.

Artwork by illustrator <n>Javier Jaén</n>.

Untitled (1970), a surrealist painting by Polish artist <n>Zdzisław Beksiński</n>.

A detail from <n>Sandro Botticelli</n>'s painting <n>The Three Graces from Primavera</n> (c. 1485-1487).

An illustration of <n>Rudolf Steiner</n>'s model of <n>The Twelve Senses</n> and their link to the zodiac.

<n>Tight Mask</n> by artist <n>Peter Ondreička</n>.

<n>Venus In-Tension II</n> by <n>Théo Mercier</n>. Photo by <n>Erwan Fichou</n>.

A detail from the painting <n>L'ala nera o Il tocco dell'angelo</n> by artist <n>Roberto Ferri</n>.

<n>Forest Spirits pt.1</n> by artist <n>Joséphine Klerks</n>

Mirror, Mirror, On The Wall: Decorating With Mirrors

<n>Sappho</n> (c. 1884), a <n>Symbolist</n> painting by <n>Gustave Moreau</n>.

<n>Sphynxe</n> (1903) by artist <n>Joseph Urban</n>.

<n>Shush!</n> (2024), a watercolour painting by <n>Viktoria Kalo</n>.

<n>Seraphim</n> by the artist <n>Ernst Steiner</n>.

<n>The Allegory of Truth and Lies</n> (2007), an oil painting by artist <n>Jake Baddeley</n>.

A graphite drawing by <n>Lewis Chamberlain</n>.

<n>Pietro Saja</n>'s <n>Neoclassical</n> painting, <n>Vestal Virgin Condemned to Death</n> (1801).

<n>Silence</n> (1799-1801) by artist <n>Henry Fuseli</n>.

<n>Ben Vautier</n>'s 1963 work, <n>The Destruction of All Art Is Art Too. Please Tear This Up.</n>